posted May 28, 2022 10:48 PM            

B EE I LLL R SS V Y

SILVERY BELLS

B EE I LLL R SS V Y

Both her stage name and the phrase
are ANAGRAMS of each other
Her stage name can be Anagrammed to

SILVERY BELLS

which is a LEXAGRAM
and an Anagram

from the stage name

BEVERLY SILLS

which can Anagram to

SILVERY BELLS

which is also a LEXAGRAM

Interestingly

the phrase
SILVERY BELLS

CANNOT. be gleaned from letters of her full birth name

BELLE MIRIAM SILVERMAN

AA B EEE III LLL MMM N RR S V

Vs
B EE I LLL R SS V Y

Because her birth name has no letter Y

Now for a real clincher😎

NOTE:
(I am paraphrasing
her words here, see her actual words on the issue in the quote below)
She stated that that
no one on Earth can have the phase
Silvery bells in their name👽

Yes her stage name can be Anagrammed and Lexagrammed
to become
SILVERY BELLS

Her birth name cannot become either

Only from her stage name can it be done

Very cool but not as cool as if it actually came from her birth name

She was absolutely wrong about no one else can have
SILVERY BELLS in their name👽
Edit to add quote from her book Star Signs

quote:

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One of the strongest evidences of the undeniable validity of Lexigrams is that the Lexigram of one person's name cannot be transferred or used to describe another person.
There's, no reason for Gloria Steinem's name to contain "silvery bells," so it doesn't as there's no reason for the name Beverly Sills to contain "she smites men," so it doesn't. "Silvery bells,"
belongs to Beverly Sills, and "she smites men," belongs to Gloria Steinem.

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A dear and long deceased friend of mine was named

VELORA ELYSSE BOLIN

AA B D EEE I LLL N OO R SS V Y

Almost an Anagram of
SILVERY BELLS 😎

It is a LEXAGRAM however
as it has extra letters that are not found in
SILVERY BELLS
which are
AA D N OO

The name:
VELORA ELYSSE BOLIN
can reveal the phrase
SILVERY BELLS 😎

VELORA ELYSSE BOLIN letter sequence is
AA B EEE I LLL N OO R SS V Y

SILVERY BELLS letter sequence is
B EE I LLL R SS V Y

posted May 29, 2022 04:39 PM            

BELLE MIRIAM SILVERMAN

AA B EEE III LLL MMM N RR S V

_____________________________
stage name

BEVERLY. SILLS.

B EE IL LL R SS V Y
______________________________

Stage name history

quote:

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A family friend named her Beverly Sills because she thought
that it had better marquee value than Belle Silverman.

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I wonder who the friend was/is;
and whether the family friend or
BELLE MIRIAM SILVERMAN
herself ;
ever realized early on that
BEVERLY SILLS
is a perfect ANAGRAM & LEXIGRAM
of
SILVERY BELLS ⁉️
___________________
Things become even more fascinating and complex
when it is realized that her stage name was just that,
and not her legal name😳

Her full name used when she married
was her full birth name
Plus his last name😎

So in reality her personal official name was
her birth name and then it plus her husband's
last name;
BELLE MIRIAM SILVERMAN GREENOUGH

The dilemma then is what name and or names should we
use to find ANAGRAMS & LEXIGRAMS
concerning her⁉️

Her maiden name/birth name 🚼
could reveal insight into her
LIFE PATH POTENTIAL 🔮

Her stage name 👄🎶
could reveal insights into her
Opera career
CAREER POTENTIAL

By combining both her birth and stage names
that could reveal the totality of her
LIFELINE EXPERIENCES
to date or until death

It becomes even more complex when we add her
married name, GREENOUGH
to her full birth and stage name😳😎

That adds another layer to any LEXIGRAMS and or
ANAGRAMS
created from the letters of any of her names 😎

That could show how her marriage affected her
LIFETIME EXPERIENCES 😎
______________________________
She also had other nicknames 😎

BUBBLES

was one of them
She was born with a bubble in her mouth that had to be popped by the doctor 👽

So consider how the addition of that nickname given to her at birth;
could affect the analyzing of her via her names 😎😳
She would gain these letters by adding BUBBLES
U.......
only one she has in all her names.
BB.....
she had one letter B in her birth name and one letter B
in her stage name
adding the two from the nickname gave her 4 copies of
the letter B.
She would gain an extra letter L to add to the original 6 copies.
and an extra letter E gave her a total of 5 copies of the letter E.
and an extra letter S gave her a total of 4 copies of the letter S.

All the letters available in names and titles
of/for
any individual personally
and or uses are valid to use to create
ANAGRAMS and LEXIGRAMS from.

We can delve even deeper if we take into consideration any
titles she had.
😎🎶👄🔮

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posted May 29, 2022 04:51 PM            

SYLVIA ANNE BROLIN 😎
had
SILVERY BELLS

SYBIL BLESSOVER
had
SILVERY BELLS

She did not have a middle name
nor an initial to my knowledge.

Predominance of old fashioned names found.
Most seem to come from folks born
in the late 1800s and early 1900s
Possibly most likely due to the popularity
of many names with the letters V I and Y
found within names.
Also often people only had an initial for and not an actual middle name.
This was sometimes done to differentiate
two or more individuals bearing the same first and last names.
Example:
JOHN ALAN ROE
and his son
JOHN B. ROE
Of course the adding of the suffix
or a patronymic such
SR. (senior)
and
JR. (junior)
would also serve to know which person
the name refers to if they both have
exactly the same names.
Examples:
JOHN ALAN ROE SR.
JOHN ALAN ROE JR.
JOHN ALAN ROE III
with the suffix III
spelled out as THIRD in his name
when LEXIGRAMMING.
When there is another with the same name,
a third or four and so on;
they would add as shown in the example
above, whatever Roman numeral indicated
which person they were, such as
III, IV, and so forth to their name.
These would be spelled out however
when LEXIGRAMMING
to become THE THIRD, THE FOURTH, and so forth.
NOTE:
The use of the word THE in front of the spelled out number is NOT required when
LEXIGRAMMING
because it is only a verbal/vocal expressing
of the name and not written out when used as a signature.
The number however is clearly a written and verbal suffix.
It is harder usually to use this way to
differininate betwixt two female names
which are the same because the use of the
patronymic suffixes is rarely added used for female names.
Hence either no middle name and or an
Initial only.

I shall start another thread concerning suffixes and prefixes etcetera when LEXIGRAMMING.
I got to spiralling here when explaining
the lack of a middle name for female names.
For example:
SIBYL BLESSOVER
had no middle name nor initial.
If she had one then an ANAGRAM using her full name plus the middle name and or initial
would not reveal SILVERY BELLS as an ANAGRAM
because the middle name or initial?l addition would render it as then being a LEXIGRAM
which would still have the letters available to spell out SILVERY BELLS if one desired to do so, but only as a LEXAGRAM from the letters in her full name.
Most of the names with the phrase
SILVERY BELLS
created from full names,
are usually LEXiGRAMS
and rarely an ANAGRAM/LEXIGRAM.

posted May 29, 2022 06:11 PM            

quote:

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Beverly is 19 degrees from Isaac Asimov, 27 degrees from David Attenborough, 24 degrees from Bill Bryson, 24 degrees from Richard Dawkins, 34 degrees from Bengt Feldreich, 30 degrees from Ruth Gates, 23 degrees from Stephen Hawking, 23 degrees from Julius Miller, 20 degrees from Bill Nye, 28 degrees from Magnus Pyke, 26 degrees from Carl Sagan and 17 degrees from David Randall on our single family tree.
😎

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posted May 30, 2022 02:21 PM            

quote:

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Here is just one of many I have found so far.
Name: Sr Valeria Boylan
Death Date: 16 Aug 1898
Cemetery: Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Nazareth, Nelson County, Kentucky, United States of America

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The word replacing wordplay should sound fun but intelligent and appealing when referring to any form of wordplay 😎🆗

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posted May 30, 2022 02:24 PM            

quote:

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:
Please folks if you find any errors of any type in my posts 👽😣
Be so kind as to point out any errors found
to me💖
It would be greatly appreciated 💖
My vision is not good and my typing skills are not much better.😣
Thank you all for looking💕

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posted May 30, 2022 02:45 PM            

Apparently this person was not a man but
a woman 😳

Her birth name I assume was as said in the obituaries;
was
VALERIA ANNIE BOYLAN
Which does NOT have SILVERY BELLS from the letters of her presumed full birth name.

Interestingly by adding her full title
that being,
SISTER
(in the religious sense of that word) ;
and not simply the abbreviation Sr;
We aquire the needed two copies of
the letter S to get the phrase
SILVERY BELLS.

Her tombstone bears her status and
name after her death.

SISTER VALERIA BOYLAN.
AAA B EE II LL N O RR SS V Y
When LEXIGRAMMED
it does have the phrase
SILVERY BELLS 😎🎐
Appropriate for a nun or sister
of the church;
The church bells must have been a big part
of her environment.

Neither her maiden name/birth name
nor the names used in the obituaries;
have SILVERY BELLS from their letters.😳
Only by adding her religious status/name,
can we find withing her name the phrase SILVERY BELLS 😎💕

posted May 30, 2022 05:43 PM            

quote:

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Originally posted by Randall:
I don't recall Linda ever saying that. Not saying you are wrong, but I don't remember it.

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posted May 30, 2022 06:03 PM            

See page 337 in the hardcover or large version and pages 432 & 433
in the small paperback version of
Star Signs.

quote:

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One of the strongest evidences of the undeniable validity of Lexigrams is that the Lexigram of one person's name cannot be transferred or used to describe another person.
There's,s no reason for Gloria Steinem's name to contain "silvery bells," so it doesn't as there's no reason for the name Beverly Sills to contain "she smites men," so it does'nt. "Silvery bells,"
belongs to Beverly Sills, and "she smites men," belongs to Gloria Steinem.

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posted May 30, 2022 08:21 PM            

quote:

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The fact that the name of opera singer BEVERLY SILLS contains
SILVERY BELLS is an example of one of the perhaps trite but nevertheless fascinating aspects of Lexigrams.
By thus naming her, Beverly's parents unknowingly reflected the singular quality
of her voice, which would be the foundation of her career.Maybe not so trite a Lexigram after all!

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Yes the phrase
SILVER BELLS
can be found but only as a LEXIGRAM.
Her birth/maiden name is missing the
letter Y required to produce the phrase
SILVERY BELLS.
More after I type the next section in
and post in a new reply.

posted May 30, 2022 08:52 PM            

quote:

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Not sacred but certainly not silly or trite, is the Lexigram of feminine rights leader, MS. GLORIA STEINEM, which tells us that GLORIA SMITES MEN. Random thought,they need a bit of smiting, Gloria, until they get it together.

One of the strongest evidences of the undeniable validity of Lexigrams is that the Lexigram of one person's name cannot be transferred or used to describe another person.
There's,s no reason for Gloria Steinem's name to contain "silvery bells," so it doesn't as there's no reason for the name Beverly Sills to contain "she smites men," so it does'nt. "Silvery bells,"
belongs to Beverly Sills, and "she smites men," belongs to Gloria Steinem.

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HENRETTA MARIE STEVENS

A EEEEE H I M N RR SS T V
does indeed have the phrase

SHE SMITES MEN
Found within the letters of her name.
There are many others who can aquire that phrase from the letters of their names.
Nothing strange or odd or even at times meaningful about any of that which is found.
Discretion and discernment and yes logic must come into play when attributing certain words or phrases to any person whether they have the words or phrases or not.
See more about that misinterpretation of such at these thread links here.
Go to
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001935.html

and
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/002030.html
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Ever watch the movie
The Messenger?
It is about Joan of Arc (French: Jeanne d'Arc.
In it she claims a sword fell from the heavens for her to use in battle.
She swore it meant something important and kept claiming so even though the sword was found on the ground and never fell from
the heavens for her. The character played by Dustin Hoffman shows her several alternative ways the sword could have been left in the ground.
In essence she imagined it all and as he tells her,
Sometimes a sword is just a sword.
Hence same as with Anagram twins,
WORDS
SWORD

posted May 30, 2022 09:39 PM            

quote:

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LEXIGRAMS are not interchangable because they are born from the alphabetical letters of the person they describe.
There's no arguing with such an obvious fact, and we'll see more irrefutable proof of it in a number of examples of Lexigramming
the names of well known public figures later on in this chapter.

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posted May 30, 2022 11:17 PM            

Here is the text of that dialogue.😎

Dustin Hoffman appears as The Conscience
Dustin Hoffman in Joan of Arc (1999)
Quotes from the movie.

quote:

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Joan of Arc : I've always been faithful to God and I've followed everything He's ever said and I've done everything He's ever asked me to do.

The Conscience : God asked you to do something?

Joan of Arc : Yes. Yes, lots of things.

The Conscience : You mean God said, "I need you, Jeanne."

Joan of Arc : No. But He sent me signs.

The Conscience : Signs? What signs?

Joan of Arc : The wind. The wind. And the clouds, ringing!

The Conscience : Ringing clouds?

Joan of Arc : The dance. The dance. The dance. The dance.

The Conscience : The dance.

Joan of Arc : The sword! The sword lying in the field. That was a sign.

The Conscience : No. That was a sword in a field.

Joan of Arc : No. No, that was a sign!

The Conscience : No. That was a sword. In a field.

Joan of Arc : It can't just get there by itself! It can't. A sword just doesn't get there by itself. It can't just get there by itself.

The Conscience : True. Every event has an infinite number of causes, so why pick one rather than another? There are many ways a sword might find itself in a field.

The Conscience : Who are you to even think that you can know the difference between good and evil?

The Conscience : Who are you to even think you can know the difference between good and evil? Are you God?

Joan of Arc : I am just the messenger. He needs me.

The Conscience : Yet from an infinite number of possibilities, you had to pick this one. You didn't see what was, Jeanne. You saw what you wanted to see.

The Conscience : I must admit you have a big imagination. But maybe not big enough. Death is much more... simple. After a few months it gets more interesting. Then after a year it finally becomes... romantic.

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Hence one must apply discretion and discernment when LEXIGRAMMING to determine real or imagined or desired meaning which may not be actually true or even there.
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